THE DAUGHTERS OF NATURE

Those who possessed such great powers given to them by nature itself, the witches of Ivádia.

Ivádia was one of the four regions of the world where humans could survive. The other three regions were Landiá, Vocí and Piliá.

Only about a hundred women from Ivádia were blessed with these powers. This tribe of witches is mainly called "the daughters of nature", because since the beginning of time they could only give birth to female, so no man ever emerged from this gender.

Originally, these powers were used to heal others.

Over time, they realized how deeply ingrained their powers were. They realized that they could do more with their powers than save lives. They saw how much people without powers depended on them, and they thought highly of themselves.

The rule of the witches crept out of Ivádia and spread across all four regions, dominating and enslaving others.

People without this gift were called Mandrins, a name given to them by the witches, meaning powerless. Mandrins were generally people who did not possess magic, and they consisted of men, women and children. They lived like servants within the mighty castle walls, where the witches ruled and dominated.

Time passed, the sisterhood continued to grow, both in population and power, and no one could stand against them.